Sadie is bemused by all the bobbing bunny tails of Lagurus ovatus on one of our cliff top walks in Brittany
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Love this photograph.
Thanks. There’s a lot of white fluff in the picture!
What a sweet and perfect photo!
It’s was lucky to catch Sadie’s contemplative head tilt.
Gorgeous, I can see why Sadie was beguiled. She’s very cute looking too.
I’ve never seen this grass in a meadow before. It was so much nicer than when you see it in little clumps at the front of a border
Lovely photo. She looks like a fluffy bunny tail herself.
Her ears are as soft as the bunny tails!
This is such a cute picture ! I didn’t know it was called a bunny tail until today, I find these flowers really cute 🙂
Thanks. This grass really looks great en masse and in the bright sunshine. It was a perfect setting.
That’s a lovely picture.
Thank you.